These days, a Wi-Fi connection is the most common way to connect a streaming device to the internet, and it’s no wonder why. Most people can get along fine with a wireless connection, even if it can be a little slower to download a new app, or include some buffering issues if the TV is far from the router.
But an Ethernet cable can provide viewers with a stronger and more reliable connection than Wi-Fi, even if it is slightly less convenient to set up. While many streamers would rather get online via a wired connection, not all streaming devices provide Ethernet connectivity, complicating things for these viewers.
If you would like to hardwire your setup for a smoother streaming connection, we will run through which streaming devices come with Ethernet connectivity options, what equipment you need to connect, and everything else you need to know.
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